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Gort Golf Club

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Gort Golf Club is based at Castlequarter in County Galway, and its 18-hole parkland course gives you a proper excuse to get the clubs out. Check current tee times and visitor prices with the club before travelling; once you arrive, give the scorecard something lively to discuss on the journey home.
Gort Golf Club is a golf course at Castlequarter, Gort, Co. Galway, H91 TY36, Ireland in County Galway. The directory identifies its 18-hole parkland course and maps the club grounds. Ask the club about current visitor tee times and green fees before travelling.
Gort Golf Club is a golf course in County Galway.

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